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So the magic number for 2014 is 17--to get a very narrow WI_DEM Nov 2012 #1
A narrow majority works.... Jeff In Milwaukee Nov 2012 #2
33 attempts to repeal NewJeffCT Nov 2012 #3
That would be EXACTLY what I mean... Jeff In Milwaukee Nov 2012 #10
Sorry to rain on your parade, but it's pretty unlikely. onehandle Nov 2012 #5
Yes, low voter turnout will likely cost the Dems, but redistricting will have a lasting impact even Liberal_Stalwart71 Nov 2012 #6
Don't discount the effect of Republican primaries... Jeff In Milwaukee Nov 2012 #11
Colorado retook the House and has a majority - first bill to be introduced: marriage equality Panasonic Nov 2012 #16
That's good to hear... Jeff In Milwaukee Nov 2012 #17
The party of the president typically loses seats in midterm elections NewJeffCT Nov 2012 #12
The mid-terms are 10% state of the nation, 90% about turnout. onehandle Nov 2012 #14
True, but NewJeffCT Nov 2012 #15
Pennsylvania - republicans 13 house seats, democrats 5 Cosmocat Nov 2012 #13
Using the figures in this Google docs spreadsheet muriel_volestrangler Nov 2012 #18
Did the Senate race in AZ ever resolve itself? NewJeffCT Nov 2012 #4
Yeah but the two heads of the snake remain ..... flying-skeleton Nov 2012 #7
typically Congresscritters like Bachmann and Cantor get very safe districts tabbycat31 Nov 2012 #8
Bachmann was in a marginal district this time - she got 50.47% of the vote muriel_volestrangler Nov 2012 #19
They knocked out 11 teabagger in the process gaining 11 seats 201 seats from 190 GreenTea Nov 2012 #9
YES!!!! We also got rid of some really nauseating tea-party scum. trueblue2007 Nov 2012 #20
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